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Las Colinas Golf & Country Club sits in the heart of Spain's Costa Cálida, with a championship layout by Cabell B. Robinson winding through Mediterranean woodland and natural ravines. You get proper views too, with the Mar Menor lagoon visible in the distance on clear days and the surrounding hillsides rolling away towards the coast.
This is not a holiday-course pushover. The design asks you to commit off the tee, then rewards good angles into greens that are well defended without feeling unfair. Robinson has used the natural terrain cleverly here, routing holes through valleys and across ridges so you're constantly adjusting for elevation and reading how the ball will release on firm fairways. If you're the type who enjoys plotting your way round rather than just hitting driver and hoping, you'll have plenty to think about. The bunkering is strategic rather than penal, the greens have enough movement to make lag putting interesting, and the conditioning is consistently strong, which matters when you're paying championship-course green fees.
Logistically, it's straightforward. Murcia International is around 40 minutes away, which makes Las Colinas a strong shout for a long weekend, but it's far enough from the busier Costa del Sol and Mar Menor strips that you can actually switch off after your round. The club feels purpose-built for golfers rather than a golf course bolted onto a timeshare development, and that shows in how the facilities are laid out and how the staff approach the game.
Who is this for?
Golf groups who want a quality course and modern self-catering accommodation, plus couples and families who'll use the gym, tennis courts and beach club between rounds. It suits anyone looking for a quieter corner of Spain with proper golf at the centre of the trip.
Who is it best for?
Mid to low handicappers who enjoy a proper championship challenge and want a course in excellent condition, and groups planning three to seven nights where space, privacy and easy airport access matter. The villas work particularly well for larger groups or multi-generational trips where you want your own base but still want resort amenities within reach.
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Las Colinas Golf & Country Club features a superb par-71, 18-hole championship course managed by Troon Golf, the world´s leader in upscale golf course management, which extends across the valley and blends naturally into the landscape. The width of its fairways, the design of its extensive undulating greens, and the numerous tees at each hole give it great versatility and makes it suitable for professional competitions, while also offering any player a pleasant and enjoyable game.
There's also well-equipped practice facilities for golfers of all ages and playing abilities where you can fine tune your skills on a spacious driving range with complimentary pyramids of golf balls set up ready for your warm-up and practice sessions.
Las Colinas is ranked as one of the best courses in Costa Blanca
The Las Colinas Residences are spread across the resort's hillsides, with two and three-bedroom apartments plus three and four-bedroom villas. The big win for groups is space, you're not tripping over each other's luggage and golf bags, and the self-catering setup keeps things flexible if you've got early tee times one day and a lazy breakfast the next. That flexibility matters more than you'd think when you're coordinating four or five golfers with different body clocks and post-round routines.
Expect modern, well-equipped interiors with full kitchens, air conditioning, WiFi, international TV channels and dedicated parking, which is genuinely useful when you're hauling clubs and kit. It's the sort of setup that works just as well for a quick golf break as it does for a longer stay, especially if you're mixing golf with beach days and exploring the local area. The apartments suit couples or smaller groups nicely, while the villas give you enough room to spread out if you're travelling with family or a larger society group who want communal space in the evenings without being on top of each other.
On site, there's plenty to keep non-golfers and tired golfers happy. UNiK Café runs from breakfast through to dinner with an international menu, there's a well-equipped gym, tennis courts for a hit and bike hire for getting out into the surrounding countryside. The resort also offers access to a beach club when you fancy swapping fairways for the coast, though it's worth checking what's included for residence guests at the time you travel, as access can be seasonal and may vary depending on your booking dates.
If you're travelling as a society or a mixed-ability group, the combination of high-end accommodation and a genuinely strong course makes Las Colinas a smart base, especially for anyone who wants quality golf without the big-resort feel or the crowds that come with some of the better-known Costa del Sol complexes. The residences are close enough to the clubhouse and practice facilities that you're not spending half your morning in a buggy or shuttle, but far enough up the hillside that you get views and a bit of peace when you're done for the day.
For golfers who want a top-class test, modern self-catering comfort and a quieter patch of Spain that still delivers on course quality and convenience, Las Colinas ticks a lot of boxes.
Peter
✓30 Oct 2019
staff were brilliant and the golf course was in amazing condition. apartment was very clean and comfortable.
Sami
✓5 Mar 2020
Excellent facilities would go back and play however the rough is very challenging so perhaps not ideal for some. They are doing lots of home development so if it gets windy dust can make it unpleasant.
Robert
✓29 Feb 2020
Just exceptional ! Felt like a high quality american country club where nothing was too much trouble ... practice facilities/buggies etc were the best we have ever seen and the course itself is beautiful. As 1 to 17 handicappers we thought it might be too difficult however the slope system gives you extra shots and off the yellow tees we had fun and scored quite well. A must play again course.
Peter
✓30 Oct 2019
Buggies are recommended due to the distance between greens to the next tee on some holes.
Bill
✓9 Jul 2019
Staff here were amazing and I will email them to tell them this. Welcome gifts and water provided free range balls everyone was very welcoming and I would recommend unfortunately the greens had been hollowed tuned but if it has to be done it has to be robe!
Mike
✓8 May 2019
Stuart
✓15 Oct 2018
Great place to play golf, greens a little battered from a lot of golfers but didn't detract from overall experience
Andrew
✓25 Sep 2018
An absolute must if you are playing golf in this area. Its expensive but well worth it. A great variety of holes and in excellent condition. With the possible exception of San Lorenzo and Monte Rei, this is the best course I have played on the continent.
